A boundary planned for the actual ground
Suitable post choices
We match timber or concrete posts to the finish and exposure you need.
Damp separation
Concrete gravel boards can keep vulnerable timber above wet soil.
Repair before replacement
We check whether sound sections can stay when one part has failed.
A straighter, stronger boundary for your garden
A fence has a simple job until wet clay, exposed ground or one determined climbing plant gets involved. We install closeboard, featheredge, lap-panel, slatted, decorative, picket and post-and-rail fencing, along with matching garden and driveway gates. Before garden fence installation in Newbury, we check the boundary line, changes in level and likely wind exposure. We can use treated timber or slotted concrete posts, with concrete gravel boards to keep timber away from damp ground. Deep-set posts, secure Postcrete footings and sensible panel spacing help the finished boundary stay aligned and suited to the conditions rather than merely looking straight on the day we leave.
New fencing or practical storm repairs
Not every leaning fence needs complete replacement. We can assess storm-damaged panels, rotten posts, failed rails and cracked gravel boards, then explain which parts remain useful. Concrete spurs may reinforce suitable timber posts where replacement is unnecessary. A standard domestic installation often takes 1 to 3 days, although fence length, access, old footing removal and ground conditions affect the programme. We plan material storage and waste removal before work starts, particularly where the only route is through the garden. Your written quote sets out the chosen fencing, preparation and clearance.
Frequently asked questions
Should we choose timber or concrete fence posts?
That depends on the appearance you prefer, ground conditions and the fencing style. Concrete posts resist ground-level rot and allow panels to be replaced. Treated timber can give a consistent traditional finish when installed correctly.
Can you repair a fence damaged in a storm?
Yes, where the remaining structure is suitable. We inspect posts, panels, rails and gravel boards to identify what failed. We may replace individual parts or use concrete spurs where reinforcing a sound timber post is appropriate.
How long does garden fence installation take?
A standard domestic fence commonly takes 1 to 3 days. The final programme depends on its length, access, ground conditions and whether old posts or concrete footings need removal before the new boundary can be set out.